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1. Article on Public Opening Day for Arboretum 1933 - 2015.61.1

   Newspaper

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. Compton Kitchen as Laboratory circa 1933 - 2010.16.19

   Compton kitchen as laboratory, with Dr. York, Alfred Lisi and two students studying forest pathology in lab coats. After 1933, the mansion was converted to labs, offices, a 100-seat lecture auditorium and a prized and rare herbarium. Photographer, William M. Rittase 247 W. 15th St., Philadelphia, PA

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3. Dr. H. H. York in the Lab 1933 - 2004.1.786

   Dr. H. H. York in the Pathological Lab with students. Pictured: Mr. Mean, Dr. Harlan H. York, Mr. Miller, Mr. Lisi Dr. Harlan H. York was a Penn Botany professor. Photographer, William M. Rittase 247 W. 15th St., Philadelphia, PA

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Dr. H. H.York in the Lab at Compton 1933 - 2004.1.782

   Dr. H. H. York at a microscope in the Pathological laboratory in the basement of Compton. Dr. Harlan H. York was a Penn Botany professor and newly appointed plant pathologist in 1932. Photographer, William M. Rittase 247 W. 15th St., Philadelphia, PA

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Historical Docs Prove Arboretum Operated as a Tax Exempt Entity Before Aug. 1933 - 2014.11.1

   Correspondence

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. Laboratory in Compton 1933 - 2004.1.784

   Pathological laboratory scene in the basement of Compton. Dr. Harlan H. York was a Penn Botany professor and newly appointed Arboretum plant pathologist in 1932. Pictured: Dr. Harlan H. York, Alfred Lisi, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Mean Photographer, William M. Rittase 247 W. 15th St., Philadelphia, PA

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Log Cabin Bridge and Mrs. Samuel Morris 1933 - 2004.1.351LS

   West of Cabin: Mrs. Samuel Morris standing on the bridge over the brook by the Log Cabin. Handwritten on back: The brook near Tea Room. Morris Arboretum, May 29 -'33 4:45 PM Mrs. Samuel Morris on the bridge. Photo H.H. York W. of Cabin. Cornus Mas M1400 Cercidiphyllum japonicum M595

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Weeping European Beech 1933 - 2004.1.416

   Weeping European Beech (Fagus sylvatica pendula). Roof of Overlea on left. Orange Balustrade Rustic Pergola on right. Notes: "A fine specimen of drooping beech" is handwritten on reverse. Other trees identified on reverse of photo. Taken by Dr. Harlan H. York, April 20, 1933

   Record Type: Photo